sure it's not 600 but 630 is still very good for a base model
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699 inc for the Nitro+ is better than the 799 i predicted so think yourselves lucky
Over £200 and 33% beyond RRP would be a bit silly for a slightly better cooler/power limit.
And so it should when it's probably going to be £650+ with 12GB of vram
Edit: just read a review,4070 Super performance is a joke
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n44 seems to be literally half the n48, if it arrives for ~£300 it might be a better bang for the buck.
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I wonder if it's the correct price multiplied by 10. Would seem about right...Nice. Here's a quick screengrab of the XTs that have been adjusted so far...
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Definitely the right forum as you'll soon be overwhelmed by disgruntled Nvidia users.....
699 inc for the Nitro+ is better than the 799 i predicted so think yourselves lucky
.... and with demand comes increases in price.
Lets hope it 699 but I won't be surprised if it starts creeping up to 799
Yes, that is pretty much what is going on. Only the two Asus XT cards are still 12k+ at the moment left to be adjusted. However, these prices will all change again come release day this Thurs as OCuk react to pricing from other suppliers.
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Yeh, and annoyingly those nvidia creamers might finally decide to switch and be in direct competition with me in a game of fastest finger first on for an XT on Thursday
As frustrating as that will be, it's good that we have competition. Without AMD your only choice becomes leather jacket man and his melting power connectors, missing ROPs, black screens, artificial scarcity....
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That isn't my system. Just gave an example system, where ghostdog is getting GPU upgradits, sometimes good to have another hobby rather than constantly throwing money into unnecessary PC upgrades
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you have to feel a bit sorry for the people that have decided to take a punt on AMD this time. They've decided to switch because of stock unavailability and high prices, but if there are too many then everywhere will run out of stock of AMD cards and then prices will probably go up!
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that's (the 9070 XT) quite a lot of power draw for a mid tier card!Not sure if HU did an oopsie but their power consumption charts in the 5070 review show the 9070 and 9070XT:
Not sure if HU did an oopsie but their power consumption charts in the 5070 review show the 9070 and 9070XT:
Most likely an oopsie yes. Forgot to remove them as they've no doubt already reviewed them.
Not too bad power draw for the 9070xt at 7900xt level
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Well it explains why some cards have 3 8pins and some have the new 12pin.
I just checked reviews of my 1080ti card i have was about 280watts so it would be 140 watts more.
Not too bad negligible cost difference.